3 outlets·4 reports
Nano Banana 2 removed from Google Earth
ThinkingNews Desk · how this was written
Google has added the Nano Banana 2 tool to Google Earth, accessible through a new “Create Image” button that lets users generate visual alterations of locations or infographics. The feature has produced images depicting refugees near the Mexico-U.S. border and a nuclear plant in Iran, each marked with a SynthID watermark, and Google has issued a response. The Nano Banana 2 option has subsequently been removed from Google Earth.
Written from all 3 reports below, not from any single one.
How it was reported
- Engadget·Nano Banana image generation comes to Google Earth
- TechMeme·Google integrates Nano Banana 2 into Google Earth via a new Create Image button, letting users prompt visual alterations of locations or infographics (David Gewirtz/ZDNET)
- TechMeme·Google Earth's Nano Banana 2 feature generates images of refugees near Mexico's border and a nuclear plant in Iran; Google says images carry a SynthID watermark (Henk van Ess/Digital Digging)
Google Earth's Nano Banana 2 feature generates images of refugees and a nuclear plant. These images carry a SynthID watermark. Google has responded regarding the feature.
- Hacker News·Nano Banana 2 removed from Google Earth
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